f. Which compounds will increase in amount as a result of this shift? (Enter "correct" for ALL correct answers.) • B • D g. Which compounds will decrease in amount as a result of this shift? (Enter "correct" for ALL correct answers.) • A • B • D h. When you heat the equilibrium mixture you notice that the concentration of compounds A and B increase and the concentration of compounds C and D decrease. In addition, you notice that when you cool the equilibrium mixture you notice that the concentration of compounds A and B decrease and the concentration of compounds C and D increase. You can add the "heat" term to the chemical equation to reflect these observations. Which chemical equation is correct? (Enter "correct for the correct equation.) A + B + heat C + D A + B > c +D+ heat

f. Which compounds will increase in amount as a result of this shift? (Enter "correct" for ALL correct answers.) • B • D g. Which compounds will decrease in amount as a result of this shift? (Enter "correct" for ALL correct answers.) • A • B • D h. When you heat the equilibrium mixture you notice that the concentration of compounds A and B increase and the concentration of compounds C and D decrease. In addition, you notice that when you cool the equilibrium mixture you notice that the concentration of compounds A and B decrease and the concentration of compounds C and D increase. You can add the "heat" term to the chemical equation to reflect these observations. Which chemical equation is correct? (Enter "correct for the correct equation.) A + B + heat C + D A + B > c +D+ heat

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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